Some convicted felons can actually vote from prison in Texas. Here’s why.
Under a little-known Texas elections law, state prison inmates who are actively appealing their convictions are eligible to register and vote.
Under a little-known Texas elections law, state prison inmates who are actively appealing their convictions are eligible to register and vote.
A journalist wanted to know whether tax breaks for what has become the Austin area’s largest private employer have been a good investment for taxpayers. The company and the county…
The Marvin Nichols Reservoir would require the state to seize farmland through eminent domain.
An interactive article from Texas Highways broke it all down – from bandas and boleros, to Narciso Martinez and Grupo Frontera.
The exchange plans to launch in late 2025, with trades in early 2026.
Though he may not have shot a man in Reno, the Man in Black did spend a night in a West Texas jail.
Once known for his hardline stances, the Republican senator now appears to be highlighting his bipartisan efforts.
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